Cricket 1906

Nov. 29, 1906. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 455 Mead (W.) 7 for 13, Essex v. Derbyshire, at Leyton. W. W. Odell. 8 for 20, Teicestershire v. M.C.O. and Ground, at Lord’s. R. A. Ollivierre. 7 for 23, West Indians v. Yorkshire, at Harrogate. Robson (E.) 3 for 12, Somerset v. Worcestershire, at Worcester. Bushby (T.) 5 for 17, Surrey v. Yorkshire, at Sheffield. 5 for 7, Surrey v.Northamptonshire, at Northampton Sedgwick (G.) 5 for 8t, Yorkshire v. Worcestershire, at Hull. Trott (A. E.) 3 for 10, Middlesex v. Gloucestershire, at Bristol. Wass (T.) 8 for 25, Nottinghamshire v. Lancashire, at Liver­ pool. L. S. Wells. 3 for 7, W. G. Grace’s XI. v. West Indians, at the t • Crystal Palace. f Denotes his first appearance for Yorkshire. T able No. 25.—TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER OF BOWLERS WHO PERFORMED THE HAT-TRICK IN FIRST-CLASS MATCHES DURING THE SEASON. Batsmen Bowler. Match. Dismissed. ,r ( Buckenham, C. P. - Bussell. E. Benskin. W. E. G. t I at Southend. ( Mea<3, \V. Braund, L. C. |j Sm tv. Worces., j ^ ^ ’don^G. p. at Worcester. Gregson, f Lancs, v. Leices., VY. R. 1 at Blackpool :i JX’ ,,v ^ l a I: tq t ILeic.v.North’m., I ?• J- Jayes, T.... | at Leicester. |ffi^ *^ v -a s. Burrows, R. D. V. F. S. Crawford. Crawford. De Trafford. Kermode, A. Sedgwick, G.f |Lancs, v. Leices., 1 at Leicester. ( Yorks.v.Worcs., \ at Hull. East, W. Coe, S. Jayes, T. W. W. Odell. ( Wilson, G. A. ■IBird, A. ( Burrows, R. D. t William Ewart Gladstone Benskin and George Sedgwick did the hat trick when assisting their County for the first time. Curiously enough, Ben- skin obtained no more wickets during the innings. Four wickets in five balls were taken by Gregson (W. R.) for Lancashire v. Leicestershire, at Black­ pool. Three wickets in four balls were obtained by Bailey (A. E.). for Somerset v. Warwickshire, at Taunton ; by Fielder (A.), for Kent v. Surrey, at the Oval; and by Haigh (S.), for Yorkshire v. Worcester­ shire, at Stourbridge. T a b le N o . 26.—TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER OF OCCASIONS UPON WHICH TWO BOW­ LERS BOWLED UN’ CHANGED THROUGH BOTH COMPLETED INNINGS OF A FIRST- CLASS MATCH. Bowlers. Match. Ground. G.G. Napier !!! } Camb*Univ. v. Yorks, Cambridge. VogtaCA- E.)": }M-C-C-&a v-Leices->Lord’s- F eBDEob?rts:.: } Glonces. v. Essex, Bristol. P ^ F o r d ^ !!! 1Glouce=-v- Sussex, Cheltenham. T a b le No. 27.—TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER OF BOWLEBS WHO OBTAINED 100 OB MORE WICKETS DURING THE SEASON IN FIRST-CLASS MATCHES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Haigh (S.) ... 971*3 ... 209 ... 2540 ... 174 ... 14-59 Hallam (A.) ... 8322 ... 288 ... 1723 ... 104 .. . 16-56 Hirst (G. H.)... 13061 ... 271 ... 3434 .... 208 ... 1650 Dennett (G )... 11455 ... 256 ... 3096 ... 175 ... 17 69 Bestwick (W.) 776*1 ... 186 ... 2123 ... 115 ... 18 46 Wass (T.) 609 2 ... 130 ... 1888 ... 110 ... 1888 Blythe (C.) ... 886 5 ... 243 ... 2209 ... Ill ... 19*90 N. A. Knox ... 754*5 ... 107 ... 2828 ... 144 .. . 19-63 Mead (W.) ... 1079*1 ... 317 ... 2685 ... I--3 .. . :0*18 Fielder (A.) ... 1159-3 ... 234 .. 3756 ... 186 ... 20*19 Lees (W. S.)... 125S5 ... 321 ... 3402 ... 168 ... 20*25 J.N. Craw ord 887-3 ... :37 ... 2394 ... 118 ... 20 28 Hargreave (S.) 1834 ... 315 ... 2417 ... 112 .. . 21*5.8 Gunn (J.) 876-4 ... 185 ... 2427 ... 112 .. . 2166 Thompson(G.J.) 922 1 ... 161 ... 3020 ... 1;6 .. . 22*20 Relf (A. E.) ... 11004 ... 338 ... 2464 ... 106 ... 23*24 Rhodes (W.)... 979*2 ... 177 ... 3018 ... .128 ... 23 57 Bucken’m(C P.) 954*1 .... 160 .... 3258 ... 135 ... 2413 Wairen (A.R.) 750 ... 132 ... 2650 ... 101 ... 26*32 Jay38 (T.) ... 743-4 ... 87 ... 2816 ... 104 ... 27*07 N o te — Six balls constitute an over. (To be continued.) CRICKET IN JAMAICA. MARTINEZ CUP PRESENTATION MATCH. A tie was the result of the match played on October 20 between the Windsor C.C., the winners of the Cup, and a combined teamfromthe other clubs that took part in the competition. Much interest was sho-wn inthis matchwhich left the two sides equal on the one innings played. C ombinbd T eam . C. Henry, c Smart, b Shakespeare..........10 C. Sergeant, c and b T. DaCosta ......... 21 A. DaCosta, st II Da­ Costa, b Barclay ... 5 C Murray, c Wynter, b Barclay................. 6 O. Hyatt, c Asborne, b Shakespeare ......... 1 H. Jackson, b Shake­ speare ................. 8 W indsor . W. Knight, c Osborne, b Hitchins .......... 0 A. Thompson, not out 11 Cpl. Phillips,cTurner, b T. DaCosta.......... 1 P. Ashley, run out ... 2 J. Caisley, b Hitchins 3 Extras................ 4 Total . 81 H. Barclay, b Knight H. DaCosta. b Knicht 1 P. McGeachv, c Ser­ geant, b Knight ... 3 T. DaCosta, b Phillips 25 T. Turner, b Murray 1 H. Hitchins,c Murray, b Phillips................. 1 T. Osborne, c Phillips, b Henry .................12 R. Andrade, lbw, b Thompson .......... 2 S. Smart,lbw,b Henry 7 A. Wynter, not out ... 4 H. Shakespeare, b Henry .................11 Extras................. 6 Total ... 81 HAMPSTEAD CRICKET CLUB. SEASON 1906. Matches played 55; won 21; lost 19; drawn 14; lie match 1. Runs Fcored for the Club, 11,827 for the loss of 529 wickets=21*22 per wicket. Runs scored against the Club, 10,716 for the loss of 522 wickits=20*52 per wicket. TEN INNINGS AND OYER. Hickson, G. A. S. Dumbelton, G. G. Beaton, E. W. H. Marsden, E. L. ... Bailey, L. N. H ... Crump. D. J. Toller, J. C........... Maclure, H. S. ... Wheater, T. S. ... Barron, A. A. Moon, W. R. Greig, J................ Bacon, F. W. Trimen, A. R. ... Sutton, E. W. ... Monro, F. R. D. ... Ash, J. T.............. Farmiloe, T. M .... GreJg, H............... Crisp, H................ Finch, H. S. Dickson, J. C. R. Ha} man, H. B. ... Alexander, C. W. Danby, W. T. C. H. Foster, B. S. Leigh Ibbs R. ... Dunkley, H. G . ... Wade, H............... Orr, F. W.............. Hewetson, E. St. G. Robertson. R. D. Armitage, J........... Orr, A. J............... Wheeler, F. C. ... Brachi, L............. Pearsou, W. J. ... Hebert, H. R. ... Cooke, R. B. Horton, R. S. ... Pawling, S. S. ... Challands, R. S ... Braithwaite, C. ... Marcus, L. J. Crosdale, G .............. Dearie, N. B. McMillin, C. D. D. Hays, A. D............ Hume, H. Trevor Nordon, C. L. No. of T’m’s Total Hieh’et Av<r- Inns. n’tout Runs. Inns. ages. ... 18 ... 0 ... 760 .. . lfO ... 43*33 ... 24 ... 5 ... 614 ... 76*... 32*31 ... 17 .... 2 ... 454 ... 163*... 30 26 ... 24 .... 2 ... 623 ... 93 ... 2833 ... 20 ... 2 ... 496 ... 103 ... 2755 ... 12 . ... 0 ... 309 ... 72 ... 25 75 ... 19 ... 3 ... 384 ... 62 ... 24*00 ... 11 ... 1 ... 223 ... 64*... 22*8 ... 17 ... 4 .. 265 ... 61 ... 20*38 ... 11 ... 7 ... 79 ... 16*... 19-75 ... 10 ... 0 ... 186 .. . 48 ... 18*6 ... 12 ... 2 ... 178 ... 45 ... 17*8 ... 11 ... 1 ... 177 ... 60 ... 17*7 ... 15 ... 8 ... 192 ... 33*... 1600 ... 18 ... 3 ... 211 .. . 57*... 14 06 ... 13 ... 0 ... 177 ... 46 ... 13-61 ... 11 . ... 0 ... 188 ... 43 ... 12 54 ... 16 . ... 0 ... 183 ... 40 ... 11*43 ... 10 . ... 0 ... 107 ... 84 ... 10 7 ... 19 ... 2 ... 167 ... 47 ... 9-82 ... 11 ... 0 ... 49 ... 16 ... 4-45 ... 11 ... 1 ... 28 ... 20 ... 2*8 [YE INNINGS. ... 8 .... 0 ... 456 ... 110 ... 58*12 ... 5 .... 1 ... 204 ... 79 ... 51*00 ... 6 ... 1 ... 211 ... 61 ... 422 ... 6 ... 0 ... 194 ... 76 ... 32*33 ... 5 ... 2 ... 92 ... 52*... 30-66 ... 6 ... 0 ... 175 ... 82 ... 2916 ... 5 ... 0 ... 145 ... 75 ... 29*00 ... 8 ... 0 ... 216 ... 89 ... 2700 ... 8 ... 3 ... 131 ... 70*... 26-2 ... 8 ... 0 ... 200 ... 45 ... 25 00 ... 8 ... 0 ... 177 ... 37 ... 22 12 ... 8 ... 1 ... 137 ... 36*... 1957 ... 7 . ... 0 ... 102 ... 27 ... 14-57 ... 8 ,... 4 ... 55 ... 19*... 13-75 ... 9 ... 5 .. ... 6 ... ... 6 ... ... 5 ... Signifies . 0 , ,. 2 , . 0 . 1 .. . 0 .. . 0 .. . 0 . 1. 0 .. 1 . 1 .. not c 90 . 48 . 35 . 79 . 66 . 66 . 61 . 69 . 63 . 63 . 27 . 32 . 20 . 11 . 15 . 24 , 12-85 12 00 1166 11-18 18*... 1100 22 ... ll-CO 26*... 871 22 ... 8 62 20 ... 787 37 ... 7 00 22*... 675 18 ... 5 33 9 ... 4 00 8*... 2-75 The following also batted:— In four innings: Gibbon, J., average 40*00; Clarke, H. C. C., 22*00; Hill, R. A., 10*00; Freeman, H. J. J., 9*25. In three innings: Gray, D. L., average 21*5; Barnett, E. E., 15*00; Light, R., 1100; Spofforth, R. M., 7 33 ; Drake, D. J., 5*00; Everitt, B. A., 4*66; MacGregor, D., 3*66; Drayson, C. D., 2 00; Sharpe, W., 1*66; Price Williams, H. G., 133. In two innings: Blomfield, H. G., 43 00; Preston, H. C., 34 5; Moon, L. J., 25*00; Gilbert, F.W., 17 00; liompas, H. S., 16 5 ; Gibbs, W., 16 00; Eiloart, F. R., 15*00 ; East, A. J., 11*5; Spofforth, F. R., 5*00 ; Harrison. W. P., 2 00; Birks, A. H., 0*5; Whichcote, H. C., 0*5. In one innings: MacGregor, Gregor, 45; Silmon, Major W. H., 26*; Dewry, H. S., 3*; Ball, C. S., 2; Eiloart, A., 1; Bolton, F. W., 0; Potter, F. J., 0 ; Wright-Nooth, R. G., 0. CENTURIES FOR THE CLUB. Score. Hickson, G. A. S., v. Trojans, at Hampstead, July 18th ......................................................160 Hickson, G. A. S., v. Streatham, at Streatham, September 1st ............................................. 139 Beaton, E. W. H., v. Ealing, at Hampstead, July 14th .................................................................. 163* Hayman. H. B., v. Guy’s Hospital, at Hampstead, June 30th ........................................................110 Bailey, L. N. H., v. Hayward’s Heath, at Hay­ ward’s Heath, July 7th ...................................103 *Signifie8 not out. B OW L IN G A VE R AG E S (not less than 10 Wickets). Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Armitage J. ... ... 33 ... 6 ... 127 ..,. 10 ... 12 70 Barron, A. A. ... ... 146 .... 83 ... 490 .. . 87 ... 13*24 Bacon, F. W. ... ... 67 .... 7 ... 219 .. . 16 ..,. 18‘68 Wade, H..................... 83 .,,. 14 ... 277 ... 20 ... 13-85 Moon, L. J. ... 38 .. 4 ... 1E8 .... 10 .... 35*8 Brachi, L................ ... 110 ... 24 ... 3fc‘5 ... 23 .,.. 15-87 Foster, B. S. ... 66 ... 14 ... 210 .... 13 ... 1615 Hebert, H. R. ... ... 53 ... 6 ... 212 .... 13 ... 16-30 Challands, R. S. ... 87 .... 15 ... 320 ..,. 18 .... 17*77 Orr, F. W............ ... 58 .,.. 3 . .. 2a5 . 16 ... 17*81 Marsden, E. L........... 874 .... 61 ...1180 .... 66 .... 17*87 Dumbelton, G. G. ... 106 ..,. 10 ... 369 .... 19 ... 19-42 Hayman, H. B.... ... 48 ... 5 ... 217 .. . 11 . .. 19 72 Pawling, S. S............. 201 ... 25 ... 538 ... 27 ... 19*92 Dickson, J. C R. ... 88 .... 13 ... 343 ... 15 ... 2J-86 Wheater, T. S. ... ,... 257 .... 45 ... 867 ... 39 .... 24*79 Hickson, G. A. S. ,... 180 ... 19 ... 737 ... 28 ... 26*32 Toller, J. C................ 65 ... 5 ... 319 ... 11 ... 29*00 The following also took wickets :—Dunkley, H. G., 9; Preston, H. C., 7; Greig, J., 7 ; Spofforth, F. R., 6; Ash, J. T., 5; Spofforth, R. M., 5; Crisp, H., 5; McMillin, C. D. D., 4; Trimen, A. R., 4; Danby, W. T. C. H., 3; Marcus, L. J., 3; Wheeler, F. C., 8; Monro, F. R. D’o, 3; Finch, H. S., 2 ; Pearson, W. J., 2 ; Gilbert, F. M., 2; Sutton, E. W., 1; Crosdale, G., 1; Bailey, L. N. H., 1; Eiloart, F. R., 1; Gray, D. L., 1: Gibbon, J., 1; Hume, H. T., 1. © o m s p o n B n u e . The Editor does not hold himself responsible for Ihe opinions o f his correspondents. To the Editor of C ricket . THROWING. S ib ,—I observe, fromthe account given in your columns of the Banquet to the Kent Eleven at the Hotel Cecil, that so well-known anold stager as Mr. W. South Norton seriously suggests that bowlers should be allowed to jerk and throw. I cannot help feeling that had Mr. Norton stood up to one or two who can really throw he might alterhis opinion. White­ head, of Leicestershire, is a lightning thrower (from a 23 or 24 yards range), and seeing him give one or two of the county eleven a little practice in that way, Ranjitsinhji asked him to throw a few up. He hit the great batsman’s stumps far more frequently than Ranji touched the ball, and probably there was never a player with such an eye or one who could follow the ball so closely upto the bat. Yours faithfully, One Who Can S p e a k from Experience. November 21si.